From VND 4.8 million to VND 60 million: both are the price of a complete made-to-measure suit at Mon Amie. That gap of more than tenfold is not about brand or promotions; it lies in the things you cannot see when you look at a suit on a mannequin. Below, we break down the made-to-measure suit price layer by layer, so you can estimate your budget before stepping into a showroom.
Quick answer
The made-to-measure suit price at Mon Amie, for a complete set of jacket and trousers, follows three lines: Essential at VND 4.8 to 10 million, Signature at VND 10 to 20 million, and Heritage above VND 20 million and up to VND 60 million. The difference comes mainly from the fabric; after that, from the canvas construction, the labour, and the number of fittings and adjustments.
Suit prices in 2026 across Mon Amie's three lines
| Line | Full-suit price (jacket + trousers) | Fabric | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | VND 4.8 – 10 million | Kevinlli 40–70% wool (100s–140s) | A first suit, an everyday work suit, the Mon Amie fit on a modest budget |
| Signature | VND 10 – 20 million | Kevinlli 80–100% wool 140s–150s, Dolce & Taylor, Luciano, Salford, Vercelli | The line chosen most often, balancing price, durability and appearance |
| Heritage | Above VND 20 million, up to VND 60 million | Canonico, Holland Sherry, Dormeuil, Scabal | A suit “for a lifetime” from Italian and English mills, for major occasions and for men who wear suits regularly |
These are the full made-to-measure prices that Mon Amie publishes; the specific price also depends on the fabric code you choose. The detailed table is on the made-to-measure price list page.
Breaking down the cost of a made-to-measure suit
The price of a suit is not simply the cost of fabric plus labour. It has five layers, and the part you can see is only the outermost.
1. Fabric: the largest difference
A two-piece suit needs roughly 3 to 3.5 metres of fabric, so the per-metre price multiplies very quickly. Between two fabric codes the price can be far apart, for four reasons:
- Wool content. The Essential line uses blends with 40–70% wool; Signature is 80–100% wool.
- Fineness of the yarn (the Super numbers, such as 100s, 140s, 150s). The higher the number, the finer the yarn and the softer and smoother the cloth, but also the lighter and more delicate. The highest-count cloth is not always the most durable for someone who wears a suit all week.
- The mill. Canonico, Holland Sherry, Dormeuil and Scabal in the Heritage line are well-known Italian and English mills; the price of the cloth reflects both technology and reputation.
- Pattern. Stripes and checks have to be woven and then cut with the pattern matched across the seams, which takes more cloth and more labour than plain fabric.
2. Canvas construction and trimmings
Canvas is the stiffening layer hidden inside the chest, lapel and collar, serving as the backbone of the jacket. How it is constructed determines whether the jacket holds its shape for years or soon collapses; alongside it come the lining, buttons, thread and shoulder pads. This is the part you cannot see when you buy, so ask the tailor directly: what is the body of the jacket interlined with, and what material are the buttons? Two suits that look identical on a mannequin can still be completely different here.
3. Tailoring labour and measurements
Made-to-measure means a pattern cut for one person. At Mon Amie, you get one-on-one consultation with a stylist and a master tailor, with more than 30 measurements taken and kept for life. This item sounds like a cost but is really an asset: from your second order on, you reuse your old measurements, and if your build has not changed, the new suit fits as well as the first.
4. Number of fittings and adjustments
A suit truly fits only after a baste fitting: the tailor pins and adjusts the shoulders, armholes and waist directly on you. Mon Amie fits and adjusts until it is perfect, with a long-term alterations warranty after you receive the suit. When comparing prices between tailors, ask clearly about this part: how many fittings there are, and whether adjustments after delivery are charged.
5. Costs that may arise
The price in the table above is for a two-piece suit of jacket and trousers. If you want to add a waistcoat, a second pair of trousers, a custom lining pattern or accessories, ask for a separate quote at the showroom as soon as you settle on the fabric, so the final total does not surprise you.
How to estimate your own suit budget
Do these three things in this order and you will have a figure within minutes:
- Count the suits you need and how often you wear one each week. Someone who wears a suit every day should have two suits in rotation; the cloth rests between wears and lasts longer.
- Choose the line by occasion. Everyday office wear suits Essential or Signature; major occasions suit Signature or Heritage.
- Add possible extras, such as a waistcoat or additional trousers.
| Situation | Suggestion | Estimated budget |
|---|---|---|
| Just started work, needs an everyday suit | 1 Essential suit | VND 4.8 – 10 million |
| Works and often meets clients | 1 Signature suit, or 2 Essential suits in rotation | VND 10 – 20 million |
| Groom or a major occasion | Signature or Heritage | From VND 10 million; Heritage above VND 20 million |
| A businessman's cornerstone suit | Heritage | Above VND 20 million, up to VND 60 million |
A quick rule of thumb: divide the price of the suit by the number of times you plan to wear it. For example, a VND 12 million suit worn 100 times comes to VND 120,000 a wear, cheaper than many people think. You can also preview colours and materials in the fabric library to picture which line your suit belongs to.
Made-to-measure prices versus buying ready-made and renting a suit
The three routes follow different pricing logic, and they can be compared once you look at exactly what you are paying for:
- Buying ready-made is paying for a jacket cut to an average fit. The price is usually lower at the time of purchase, but the shoulders, sleeves and waist have to be accepted more or less as the size comes; alterations can only fix a few spots.
- Renting a suit is paying for a single wear. It suits a one-off occasion that will not repeat, but the suit is not cut to you and leaves no measurements for next time. The article how much does it cost to rent a suit compares the two routes in detail by number of wears.
- Made-to-measure is paying for a suit cut for you alone, that fits your body, can be worn for many years and can be adjusted as your build changes. The price is higher on the day you order, but divided by the number of wears it is often lighter than you think.
If the occasion comes only once and never repeats, renting a suit is reasonable, and Mon Amie also offers suit rental by occasion at the showroom (rental prices are quoted by style on enquiry). If you wear suits regularly, made-to-measure is the more worthwhile investment.
Common mistakes when asking about suit prices
- Asking “how much” without asking “what is included”. Trousers, lining, number of fittings, alterations after delivery: each item can differ between two quotes.
- Comparing prices without comparing fabric codes. Two suits at the same price with different wool content are two different products. The article why suit fabric prices vary so widely explains this in more depth.
- Saving on the most important suit. Don't choose the lowest tier for the suit that will appear in the wedding photos or at the signing of a major contract.
- Forgetting to ask about time. A suit needed urgently may require adjusting the fitting schedule; see also how long does it take to make a suit.
Tip from Mon Amie's master tailors: an Essential suit that fits down to every shoulder line always looks better than a loose Heritage suit. So instead of putting the whole budget into the fabric code, set aside time for careful baste fittings.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a made-to-measure suit cost?
At Mon Amie, a complete jacket and trousers runs from VND 4.8 million (Essential line) to VND 60 million (Heritage line, above VND 20 million). Signature, at VND 10 to 20 million, is the line chosen most often.
Does the price of a men's suit include the trousers?
Yes. The price in the table is for the complete suit of jacket and trousers. A waistcoat, a second pair of trousers or separate accessories are quoted extra at the showroom.
Why does the price of a men's suit in Ho Chi Minh City differ from tailor to tailor?
Because fabric, canvas construction, the tailor's skill and the number of fittings are not the same. To compare fairly, compare the same fabric, the same construction and the same alterations warranty, rather than just the final figure.
What price for a made-to-measure suit is worth it?
It is worth it when the suit fits well and you wear it often enough. For someone who wears a suit several times a week, Essential to Signature is usually the balance point; for major occasions, or for someone who values the cloth, Heritage is worth considering.
How do I know the exact price of a made-to-measure suit?
The exact price can only be fixed once the fabric code and the number of pieces are known. You can look at the price list, book a fitting at one of the 5 showrooms, or call the hotline and Zalo 0888.111.118 for a quote based on your needs.
Closing thoughts
A made-to-measure suit price is a story of cloth, craftsmanship and the time spent making it fit its wearer. If you would like to see the fabric in person before deciding, Mon Amie's Bespoke tailoring service at the showroom is ready to welcome you.